Software and apps that I am using (or have used), and would recommend to others. I use Windows 10 and Android. I prefer free, open source software.
Open-source app tracking time on devices, maintaining privacy and versatility, with features like productivity insights, Pomodoro timers, and local data storage.
A great screentime tracker. Simple, minimalist interface, customizable settings, data visualization. Free, open source.
Facilitates device communication, enabling notifications, SMS replies, file sharing, and remote control across multiple operating systems.
The best tool I have used for turning your phone into a mouse and keyboard for your pc. Free, open source. Can also be used to send files between your phone and pc, use pc keyboard for input on your phone, etc. Has other features too.
flomo shapes your way of thinking through quickly capturing ideas and regularly reviewing MEMOs.
Wonderful note-taking / memo app with tags feature. Lightweight. Minimalistic.
Fully open-source, end-to-end encrypted notes with device-based security, secure sync, offline access, powerful editor, vault, backups, and exports.
JustNotes is simple android app for taking notes, like there have been tens of thousands before. App uses Room database.
Great ebook library and reader for Android.
NeeView is a Free and Open Source, modern and powerful image viewer and a manga/comic reader that has high quality scaling options and many different customization options.
A free, open-source viewer for Windows, supports PDFs, eBooks, Comics, with a simple, fast, and portable design prioritized for ease of use.
PDF reader for Windows.
Full-featured, open source ebook library and reader for Android.
A free and open source podcastmanager for Android, allowing you to subscribe to podcasts (via iTunes database & OPML), automatically download episodes using powerful mechanisms and listen to them the way you like (speed, balance adjustments, etc).
Tsacdop is a podcast player developed with Flutter, a clean, simply beautiful and friendly app, which is also free and open source.
Customizable Windows media player offering broad format support, ad-free operation, hardware acceleration, advanced subtitles, and smooth 3D playback.
A full-featured, lightweight video & audio player. Highly customizable. Has all the features that I could ever need for a video player.
A free, cross-platform tool for editing and scripting subtitles, featuring visual typesetting, multiple formats, and real-time video preview.
Advanced, full-featured subtitle editor. Free, open source.
Maruko Toolbox is a software for media conversion, it is an x264, ffmpeg command line GUI.
A simple, straightforward tool for video coding. I use it to compress videos and burn subtitles into videos. Free, zero ads, no internet required.
An open-source multithreaded video transcoder, HandBrake compresses and converts digital media, supporting MP4, MKV formats, and offers hardware-accelerated conversion.
Command line program that's a 
youtube-dl fork that downloads videos from YouTube and over 1000 sites. The main focus of this project is adding new features and patches while also keeping up to date with the original project.
Neat Download Manager is a free download manager and accelerator for macOS/Windows that downloads files using a dynamic segmentation algorithm, it has browser extension for catching links and downloading video/audio from any website.
Free, no ads, a pretty good download manager.
Open-source, ad-free torrent client offering a polished user interface, integrated multi-site search, RSS support, remote web control, and cross-platform availability.
The Eudict is an essential reference software for English learners. It starts quickly, has a full range of features, is ad-free, and provides an uninterrupted experience. With a massive expandable vocabulary library and customizable editing, it supports translations in multiple...
Highly customizable, supports user-made dictionaries. Translation, notebooks for saved words, a floating icon feature that can be used to search words quickly while in other apps, vocab building feature (a wide variety of premade and custom word-lists). The free version on android has all the features I need. The pc version has more restrictions for free users.
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